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DRAG DROP -
An engineer is implementing NetFlow on a Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Switch.
Drag and drop the NetFlow commands from the left into the correct order they must be entered on the right.
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Reference:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/switches/nexus-7000-series-switches/112213-netflow-nexus7000-nsox-configex.html
Which virtual MAC address is the default for HSRP version 2 group 10?
The default virtual MAC address for HSRP (Hot Standby Router Protocol) version 2 uses the format 0000.0C9F.F000, where the last part of the MAC address corresponds to the hex representation of the group number. For group 10, the group number in hex is 10. Converting 10 to hexadecimal gives 'A', therefore, the correct default MAC address should end with F010 (0000.0C9F.F010).
Refer to the exhibit.
Which statement about the ERSPAN configuration in this environment is true?
Host A is configured as the source of the ERSPAN spanned traffic with the `monitor session 48 type erspan-source` command, while Host B is configured as the traffic analyzer with the `monitor session 47 type erspan-destination` command. The ERSPAN ID matches on both switches, which is necessary for proper communication. The ERSPAN ID (903) must match on both ends for the ERSPAN traffic to be correctly sent and received, but the monitor session IDs (48 and 47) are only locally significant and do not need to match. Therefore, Host A is the source and Host B is the analyzer.
Refer to the exhibit.
Which two statements about the routing table of the leaf switch are true? (Choose two.)
10.20.1.0/24 is a Bridge Domain (BD) subnet in ACI as indicated by the attributes 'attached, direct, pervasive', which are typical features of BD subnets in ACI. The next hop for the route 172.16.100.0/24 is 10.1.168.95, which is marked with 'mpls-vpn' and 'internal', suggesting that it is an internal route redistributed by BGP from a border leaf. Therefore, 10.1.168.95 is the TEP address of a border leaf in the ACI fabric.
Which mroute state is created when Bidirectional PIM is deployed at a site?
When Bidirectional PIM is deployed at a site, the mroute state created is *,G. This happens because in Bidirectional PIM, there are many sources and receivers talking to each other, such as in a videoconferencing scenario. Unlike PIM Sparse mode, which builds both *,G and S,G entries, Bidirectional PIM only builds the *,G entry and does not create an S,G entry. This is because Bidirectional PIM is designed to reduce the state entries in the network, making it more efficient for scenarios with multiple active sources and receivers.